Very nice H2, good luck anyway.

 

69k is a fair asking price. Got a history report?

 

I do! You can download the CarFax on the website here:
https://mattvictory.weebly.com/uploa...239h101610.pdf

I can refresh that report as often as is needed for the next 50 days.

My goal was to have the best price on a low mileage 2009 H2. I can't find a better price anywhere else. Please send it to me if you see one! I will come down on the price for a serious buyer.

 

hey hummerz i have a bridge to sell interested? 30k markup is good with you?
​​​​​​https://www.vehiclehistory.com/vin-r...GN83239H101610

 

30k markup, OP stole it at that price. How much would a 2020 H2 cost if still in production(2009 msrp in the 60's)?
Mileage is where the value is, as long as the frame/body is clean, and well maintained. Rare to find a low miler 09 H2. 1500 US production, 11 years later, maybe half still in service?
2009 H2 for sale

 

yeah but a 2020 has a warranty and all new parts at that price. plus latest advancements in technology.

 

At that price? Not even close, the H2 price went from mid 40's to mid 60's in 7yrs. Would be around 90k today if still in production. Btw, most latest advancements by the manufacturer are to lower fuel economy. Any other updated technology would be available aftermarket. As far as warranty, I've never went to the dealer for any warranty repair nor recall.

 

I priced it based on what other people are charging for low mileage 2009 H2's. And everyone else is pricing them as a collectible. The MSRP on a well-equipped 2009 H2 was easily over $70k, and most low mileage 2009 H2's are priced in that range today. No one can charge nearly-new prices for an 11 year old Camry, regardless of miles. A Camry will never be a collectible. But a 2nd generation Corvette will fetch twice the price of a new Corvette, while a new Corvette will smoke the old one in every category except nostalgia.

 

You forgot to add, the C2 total production(4yrs) was close to H2 production numbers(7yrs)
and
The Corvette is still in production,
The H2 NOT=$$$$$
Many sitting in collector's buildings, many totaled/parted out/scrapped/destroyed and many shipped overseas.

 

I lowered the price today to $64k. I also took new pictures. You can find the listing here:
https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/l-Used-Hummer-H2-d231#listing=274907417